Rush University Medical Center has identified an opportunity to standardize treatment and improve outcomes for their patients by drawing structured insights (SNOMED codes) from previously-unstructured data. Specifically, the provider, pathology, and lab notes stored in their EMR system contains all of the data necessary to generate a more complete picture of patients' health experience, from complaint and diagnosis to treatment and outcome. Maven Wave is working with Rush to implement a solution to map notes to SNOMED codes, allowing for a more objective approach to clinical care.
Maven Wave, Rush, and Google are working to address this challenge. We are creating a solution that will allow for a more objective approach to clinical care by connecting symptoms, treatments, and outcomes. This broad goal will be achieved by:
1. Standardizing and operationalizing transfer of legacy and ongoing note data into a cloud repository for ease of processing.
2. Creating a scalable architecture that can work for pilots through system-wide implementations.
3. Extracting key medical definitions from unstructured notes and enriching them with treatment and outcome data to create insights for better patient outcomes.
4. Enabling continuous improvement through more advanced AI models (e.g., semantic data layer) and wider availability to the broader Rush ecosystem.
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Speaker(s): Vasudha Gupta, Jawad Khan, David Patterson
Session ID: DA111
product: Cloud - General; fullname: Vasudha Gupta, Jawad Khan, David Patterson; event: Google Cloud Next 2019;
